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The UF Online bachelor’s degree program in psychology has been ranked the #2 program of its kind in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, furthering the University of Florida’s success in the publication’s college rankings.

U.S. News & World Report announced its 2021 Best Online Programs rankings Tuesday, January 26, introducing its first-ever Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Program in Psychology ranking. UF tied with Arizona State University, Loyola University Chicago and Oregon State University for the #2 ranking in the category.

The ranking was determined by peer assessment surveys administered to these programs during the fall of 2020. In all, 27 online bachelor’s programs in psychology were ranked.

Overall, UF Online was ranked the #3 online bachelor’s degree program in the country. The UF Online bachelor’s degree program for veterans maintained its #2 ranking, and its bachelor’s degree program in business tied for the #1 ranking.

For graduate degrees, UF was once again named the #1 program in the nation for those seeking an online master’s degree in education. The master’s in engineering online program climbed four spots this year to No. 11. UF’s Warrington College of Business’s online MBA program was ranked #2 in the country for veterans, and UF’s Wertheim College of Engineering ranked No. 8 in the country for veterans.

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